Lebanese Army Vows To Restore Peace After Sectarian Clashes

Lebanese Army Vows To Restore Peace After Sectarian Clashes

LEBANON-POLITICS-UNREST

JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

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A member of Lebanon's Hezbollah group takes position on the rooftop of a building in a Shiite Muslim neighbourhood of the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/STR

A member of Lebanon's Hezbollah group takes position on the rooftop of a building in a Shiite Muslim neighbourhood of the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/STR

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A member of Lebanon's Hezbollah group takes position on the rooftop of a building in a Shiite Muslim neighbourhood of the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/STR

A member of Lebanon's Hezbollah group takes position on the rooftop of a building in a Shiite Muslim neighbourhood of the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/STR

LEBANON-POLITICS-UNREST

JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers man a checkpoint at the entrance to the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers man a checkpoint at the entrance to the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

LEBANON-POLITICS-UNREST

JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

LEBANON-POLITICS-UNREST

JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

LEBANON-POLITICS-UNREST

JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers monitor a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

Lebanese soldiers monitor a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID

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Lebanese soldiers patrol the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

Lebanese soldiers patrol the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

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Lebanese soldiers patrol the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital Beirut, on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

Lebanese soldiers patrol the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital Beirut, on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

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Lebanese soldiers patrol the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital Beirut, on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

Lebanese soldiers patrol the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital Beirut, on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

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Lebanese soldiers drive by a portrait of assassinated official Wissam al-Hassan during a patrol in the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital Beirut, on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered, and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

Lebanese soldiers drive by a portrait of assassinated official Wissam al-Hassan during a patrol in the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital Beirut, on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered, and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

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A Lebanese soldier stops to look at graffiti that reads in Arabic, 'Our honor is in the fall of our government, and the right of the martyrs” during a patrol of the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

A Lebanese soldier stops to look at graffiti that reads in Arabic, 'Our honor is in the fall of our government, and the right of the martyrs” during a patrol of the Corniche al-Mazraa neighbourhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

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A Lebanese woman walks past a armored personnel carrier stationed in a Sunni Muslim neighberhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

A Lebanese woman walks past a armored personnel carrier stationed in a Sunni Muslim neighberhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

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Lebanese soldiers sit on their armored personnel carries as they monitor a Sunni Muslim neighberhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

Lebanese soldiers sit on their armored personnel carries as they monitor a Sunni Muslim neighberhood in the capital Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / STR

LEBANON-UNREST-POLITICS

ANWAR AMRO

Lebanese soldiers clear roadblocks in a Sunni Muslim neighberhood in Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / ANWAR AMRO

Lebanese soldiers clear roadblocks in a Sunni Muslim neighberhood in Beirut on October 22, 2012. The army said it was determined to restore order in Lebanon, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Rafiq Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO / ANWAR AMRO

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Lebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on... NyhetsfotoArmésoldat,Gata,Horisontell,Libanon,Norr,Politik,Storstad,Tripoli - LibanonPhotographer JOSEPH EIDCollection: AFP 2012 AFPLebanese soldiers patrol a street in the northern city of Tripoli on October 22, 2012. Lebanon's army said it was determined to restore order in the country, roiled by growing political tensions linked to Syria after a top policeman was murdered and former premier Saad Hariri called for the government to step down. AFP PHOTO/JOSEPH EID (Photo credit should read JOSEPH EID/AFP/Getty Images)